Frequently Asked Questions

• Does Workers Compensation Apply To My Job?
  The majority of jurisdictions provide no exemptions to the application of workers’ compensation statutes, so long as there is an employer/employee relationship.  In a minority of … more
• I Was Injured While Working At My Job. What Rights Do I Have?
  If you are injured while performing the duties of your employment you will generally have your medical expenses resulting from the injury, lost wages, and compensation to dependents (if a … more
• What Should I Do If I Have Been Injured At Work?
  If you are injured at work, during the course of employment, you need to notify your employer as soon as possible.  Your employer should know the procedure for making sure that your claim gets … more

How-To's

• How To File a Workers' Compensation Claim
  Every state has a Workers’ Compensation system that provides medical, rehabilitation, disability income, and death benefits to anyone who becomes injured or ill while working.  Worker’s compensation is a no-fault system, meaning you collect the benefits without having to prove who is at fault for your injury.  The tradeoff is that you are not able to sue your employer for … more

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